The Music Farm Welcomes ‘Welcome to Night Vale’
April 1st, 2015 | by Jessica Mickey
On Tuesday night, March 31, the Music Farm switched gears from the usual musical fare, setting up rows of chairs […]
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Review & Interview: Atlas Road Crew’s ‘Halfway to Hopkins’
March 19th, 2015 | by Ballard Lesemann
Columbia-born, Charleston-based rock band Atlas Road Crew has a sturdy, glossy, mostly bluesy new studio album in hand, and they’ll […]
Run the Jewels: Killer Mike and El-P Collaborate
October 23rd, 2014 | by Kevin Young
In 1997, a friend and I sat in his garage/bedroom listening to Soundbombing, a compilation of rap artists featured on […]
SUSTO Explores the Personalized Pop Side of Country
May 12th, 2014 | by Ballard Lesemann
Fronting the luxuriously twangy group SUSTO, Charleston-based musician and bandleader Justin Osborne has figured out how to be a sincere […]
The Classixx Dance Groove Will Grow and Glow on You
October 14th, 2013 | by Kevin Young
Upon first listen to Los Angeles duo Classixx’s new album Hanging Gardens (released in May on the Innovative Leisure label), […]
Marytre Cranks Grunge-Basted Rock on New Studio Slab
July 3rd, 2013 | by Ballard Lesemann
As far as local singer/guitarist James George is concerned, the most powerful elements of grunge rock never died. He loved […]
Reviews: Notes from the Solas and Ryan Bingham Shows
May 20th, 2013 | by Prisha Verrier
Ryan Ryan Bingham Music Farm, May 14 Standing outside of the Music Farm on Tuesday evening, I enjoyed the warm […]
Ticker: News Bits from Charleston’s Music Scene
May 14th, 2013 | by Jessica Mickey and Ballard Lesemann
Spectra Music Group Hosts ‘Talent Search’ One of the big local showcases of the season at the Music Farm is […]
The Stop Light Observations: A Young Band Makes a Smart Debut
April 19th, 2013 | by Ballard Lesemann
If you listen to tidbits of the the first few songs on Charleston pop-rock sextet Stop Light Observations’ well-polished new […]
The Versatile They Might Be Giants Deliver at the Music Farm
April 16th, 2013 | by Jessica Mickey
They Might be Giants Music Farm, April 11 When it comes to my generation’s bands, They Might Be Giants is […]
Ticker: News Bits from Charleston’s Music Scene
April 11th, 2013 | by Ballard Lesemann
The Mountain Goats Swing Through Carolinas Led by singer/guitarist John Darnielle, California/N.C.-based pop/folk/rock band the Mountain Goats will be touring […]
Ticker: News Bits from Charleston’s Music Scene
April 4th, 2013 | by Ballard Lesemann
Massive Blaze Damages the Brick and Neighbors Proprietors and staffers at four venues are probably still in shock after a […]
Ticker: News Bits from Charleston’s Music Scene
January 3rd, 2013 | by Ballard Lesemann
More Big Concerts at the Charleston Music Hall The Charleston Music Hall (37 John St.) has a busy winter schedule […]
Ticker: News Bits from Charleston’s Music Scene
December 3rd, 2012 | by Ballard Lesemann
Crowfield Get ‘Eclectic’ at the Royal American The Music Initiative will present a pretty hefty installment of their ongoing live […]
Ticker: News Bits from Charleston’s Music Scene, Nov. 26
November 26th, 2012 | by Ballard Lesemann
Darius and Company Sell Out the PAC Lowcountry-based songwriter Darius Rucker (pictured above) has spent most of the last five […]
Punked: California’s Lagwagon Rolls Into the Music Farm
October 22nd, 2012 | by Ballard Lesemann
California pop-punk band Lagwagon’s impressive longevity proves that the classic SoCal punk spirit still has validity. With a style based […]
Galactic Feels the Spirit of Carnivale
September 11th, 2012 | by Ballard Lesemann
New Orleans funk ensemble Galactic never sticks with the same formula. The skillful combo mix it up with every recording […]